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Programmatic WWW authoring

Kurt Nørmark ©
Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University,
Denmark

Aggregated lecture notes            Title page            Abstract            References from this lecture            

Where is Denmark?Page 1SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Where is Aalborg?Page 2SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Programmatic AuthoringPage 3SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
PremisesPage 4SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Programmatic authoringPage 5SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
An example of programmatic authoringPage 6SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
The HTML MirrorsPage 7SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Mirroring of HTML (1)Page 8SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Mirroring of HTML (2)Page 9SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Mirroring of HTML (3)Page 10SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Mirroring of HTML (4)Page 11SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Properties of the HTML mirrorsPage 12SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Document stylesPage 13SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Document stylesPage 14SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
XML in LAMLPage 15SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
LENO: An XML-in-LAML example languagePage 16SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
Reflections and conclusionsPage 17SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
ReflectionsPage 18SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes
ConclusionsPage 19SlideSlide with commentsLecture notes

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